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Despite advances in occupancy tracking technology, companies still don’t have a very robust understanding of how to use it. Here are Tango’s recommendations.

Occupancy monitoring tracks the number of people in a building or room at a given time. Here’s how it benefits organizations.

Learn how leading retailers streamline site selection and accelerate growth using standardized Real Estate Committee processes and Tango Predictive Analytics. Discover the power of automation and data-driven…

Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions categorize how organizations contribute to greenhouse gases. Here’s what they mean and how to calculate each one.

GHG accounting measures and reports on an organization’s greenhouse gas emissions. Here’s what you need to know about its process, scopes, and methods.

Enterprises report that these five occupancy tracking use cases are most aligned with their real-estate priorities.

A sustainable real estate strategy can help both developers and occupiers create value and reduce risk. Here’s how.

Badge data is a valuable way to measure and monitor occupancy. But does this technology provide enough information to get the benefits of occupancy analytics?

A green lease is a lease agreement with modified terms and clauses that align both parties’ financial incentives and sustainability goals. Here’s how to implement them….

Occupancy monitoring is often seen as a key component of space optimization. But it can also help employers improve the occupant experience.

In today’s competitive retail landscape, expanding your store network requires more than just intuition—it demands data-driven decision-making. Businesses looking to grow must analyze market opportunities at scale,…

Federal buildings operate at just 12% capacity, costing taxpayers $2 billion annually. Learn how data-driven strategies, smart technology, and sustainability initiatives can help optimize government office spaces,…

A sustainability materiality matrix is a visual representation of a materiality assessment that shows business impact and the importance to stakeholders.

A materiality assessment ranks sustainability risks and opportunities based on their potential impact to your organization and value to stakeholders.

The three main types of hybrid work schedules (fully flexible, fixed-hybrid, and team-dependent) each come with pros and cons.

Corporate sustainability mitigates environmental, social, and governance risks while remaining profitable, encouraging growth, saving on costs, and building brand reputation.

Decarbonization is the process of reducing or eliminating carbon emissions from an organization or industry. Here are seven ways to decrease CO2 emissions.

Carbon accounting allows organizations to measure and report on their greenhouse gas emissions. Here’s what you need to know about it.

Carbon tracking is the process of measuring and recording an organization’s carbon emissions at regular intervals. Here’s how to do it.

GASB Statement No. 87, Leases, is the latest accounting standard for reporting on leases to and from government entities.

Greenwashing is when a company overstates their sustainability, creating a discrepancy between their sustainability data and their sustainability claims.

Here’s how to set corporate sustainability goals that demonstrate your intention to make a positive impact through environmental, social, and governance practices.

Workplace flexibility means providing employees the ability to work wherever is best for them on any given day at any given time

In this post, we’ll examine the four key office trends that were shaping corporate environments before the shifts in work culture began.